Attacking Crime in Louisiana!

President Trump is suggesting that the National Guard could be used in additional American cities besides the nation’s capital, and has included New Orleans on his list. I have no problem with this, but we need to do a lot more on our own here in Louisiana.

Nunez Community College At Work

As the Port of New Orleans moves forward with construction of the Louisiana International Terminal (LIT) in St Bernard Parish, Nunez Community College has developed a new Certificate of Technical Studies (CTS) in Maritime Operations designed to supply LIT and its future tenants with a highly...

A Journey Of Recovery, A Mass Of Faith

Today is today, tomorrow is tomorrow, and the past is the past are perspectives of time. We have had a journey of twenty years since August 29, 2005. It has been a long passage with a lot of struggles, sacrifices, and hard work.

in the garden

LSU AC H ALate Summer PruningTasks Shouldn’t WaitFall landscape cleanup is in full swing in our area judging from the piles of branches, pruning waste, and bags of clippings I’m seeing on folk’s curbs.

THE FORGOTTEN KITCHEN

Buster Holmes was famous for his beans, especially red beans. He had a restaurant in the French Quarter on Burgundy St., and in 1980, he wrote a cookbook. Holmes was a French Quarter fixture. He was always smoking or at least holding his cigar, and he had a way with beans.

Rep. Bayham Provides Update on Claiborne Avenue Ridge, Green Bridge Construction Work Completion

St. Bernard Parish State Representative Mike Bayham announced that the major structural and repair work performed on the Claiborne Avenue/ Judge Seeber Bridge and the Green Bridge, that had led to sporadic lane and at times total closures, has been completed.

Numerous Events Take Place Around Parish to Commemorate Katrina's 20th Anniversary

On Friday, August 29, St. Bernard Parish commemorated the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina with a variety of memorial and remembrance events occurring throughout the parish. With St.